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End
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Bloederig vertallen
02:59
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Canción de odio
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Ecos
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Why I kill people
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Dance with the devil
03:30
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Credimus
04:28
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Sad supernova
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Asesinos rurales
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Mi peluquera ha muerto
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ELA
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El Futuro Peatón Valencia, Spain
El Futuro Peatón
(Altea-Valencia)
es un cuarteto electrónico Fundado en 2003, su sonido combina ecos industriales
bailables con oscuras y decadentes melodías. Compuesto por Irene Villar (voz, melodías, composición), Juan Gregorio García (programación, composición), Alfredo Sorlí (composición, programación) y El Autodidacta (guitarra, composición, programación)
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